The MP in the Assembly of Montenegro, Ilir Capuni, told the President of the Municipality of Pljevlja, Dario Vranes, that he does not have to wait until next year to go to Prizren, in Kosovo.
He told him that he could do it "this year, and now", and that Vraneš would be kindly welcomed by the institutions of the internationally recognized Republic of Kosovo at the border crossing.
Vraneš refused to participate in the International Tourism Fair in Pristina, which is being held from April 16 to 17 with the support of the Government of Kosovo, because, as he said, he does not recognize Kosovo as a state.
"The so-called state of Kosovo does not exist, it is the Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohija. Next year in Prizren," replied Vraneš in an email that was published on the networks along with the invitation letter.
"The response of the President of the Municipality of Pljevlja to the invitation to participate in the International Tourist Fair in Pristina is not only a reflection of lack of culture and rashness, but also of disrespect for the institutions of Montenegro, its international agreements and obligations, as well as the Agreement on Parliamentary Support, the Constitution of the Legislative and Executive Powers, and Political Priorities of the 44th Government of Montenegro and the parliamentary majority of the 28th convocation of the Parliament of Montenegro, starting from the preamble to the last article," Čapuni announced.
He also said that for now these outbursts are just media sensations and the outbursts of an individual.
"Who, even in office, wants to express his personal opinion that is not based on facts and lives in delusion. He probably has no political experience and does not understand the importance of the assumed rights and obligations of Montenegro, with that we express our deep indignation about them and call on the signatories of the Agreement and the Government of Montenegro to clearly distance themselves from them. The President of the Municipality of Pljevlja does not have to wait for next year to go to Prizren. He can this year, and now. At the border crossing, he will be kindly welcomed by the institutions of the internationally recognized Republic of Kosovo, and he would learn something about promotion of local and regional tourism, natural beauty, cultural assets and tourist attractions of Kosovo and the region. If he decides to enter another door, he will be greeted professionally by the Security Forces of Kosovo and KFOR," Capuni concluded.
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